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Terry Farrell and Adam Nimoy at the ‘Star Trek Discovery” Premiere

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Star Trek Discovery with House MD theme

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Star Trek Discovery Episodes s01e01 and s01e02 review

Star Trek is back on TV, and for better or worse they’ve updated the universe to fit in better with the other content that’s on television. Lots of explosions and lasers and awesome space battles, I really do suggest that you check it out and try not to pay too close attention to the series’s canon nor the science that they try to mention. I have no real complaints, this is likely the best pilot episode of any of the Trek series, all of them were rough or had content that made no sense.

I do have complaints though. I suggested above that you check it out, and that’s where most of my complaints come from. Here’s your options:

Option One:
Watch it live on CBS. Your time to do this has come and gone. CBS ran the first episode on broadcast television, there will be no other episodes on broadcast TV. This particular episode was delayed by 18 minute so CBS could run 15 minutes of commercials for ONLY CBS properties and put in a couple segments from Oprah’s first segment on 60 Minutes. That segment was her moderating a panel of people discussing Trump and the various things have been going on with the Trump presidency. Infuriating to watch and a complete failure on her part to listen to people saying demonstrably false things and not pushing back or showing them the proof of their ignorance or educating them on just how Russian interference would effect everyone in our country. I was legit angry by the time the 60 Minutes broadcast was finished. What a failure on CBS to have that kind of content, what a failure for Oprah to not be able to control the crowd, what a failure for our country to have people that would rather stick to their guns than investigate the world outside of their tiny political bubbles. Shameful of CBS to advertise Star Trek to start at one time and then intentionally push it back to force advertisements for their content out. They had complete control of this process and it’s unforgivable that they would do this. I can’t imagine that any of the local CBS Affiliates were happy with the situation either.

Option Two:
Stream it on the internet. If you’re in the USA, your only choice is CBS All Access. CBS-AA has no free tier and costs either $6 a month for advertisement supplemented content or $10 a month for an “Ad-Free Experience”. I tried out the 48 hour free test of the ad-free version, and while the app is snappy and among the best streaming apps I’ve tried, there’s not nearly enough content on it to justify even a $1/month subscription. I’m already subscribed to Netflix with thousands of interesting series (all the other Trek series are on Netflix) and I’m already subscribed to Amazon Prime (which also has all the Trek series, two of them in HD, the CBS-AA app does not have the HD versions), so why would I want to subscribe to CBS-AA for just one series? None of the other content interests me.

If you’re not in the US, you can stream it on Netflix. You can try to VPN out to a country that Netflix hasn’t blocked yet and try streaming it that way, then at least you’ll be counted as someone that officially and sorta legally watched it.

If you do buy the CBS-AA subscription you should be aware there are only going to be a total of 16 episodes in the first season of STD (yes, that’s the acronym) and they plan on splitting it up into two different segments, the first 8 running from September to November, the second half sometime in Q1 of 2018, so if you’re there just for STDs, you’ll have a few months were there are no new STDs to consume.

So to sum it all up: CBS is screwing the pooch on this series on the business side. Star Trek has always been a broadcast series and it deserves to be in the public eye and not behind a paywall. It’s worth it to watch though, so try out the free 48 hours of ad-free service to see how you feel about it.

Starfleet Command Logo

Star Trek Cats

Star Trek – Boldly Go 11

Bjo and John Trimble at Star Trek Discovery Hollywood premiere

Chase Masterson – ‘Star Trek Discovery’ TV Show Premiere In Los Angeles

Starfish Peter Watts review

A huge international corporation has developed a facility along the Juan de Fuca Ridge at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean to exploit geothermal power. They send a bio-engineered crew–people who have been altered to withstand the pressure and breathe the seawater–down to live and work in this weird, fertile undersea darkness.Unfortunately the only people suitable for long-term employment in these experimental power stations are crazy, some of them in unpleasant ways. How many of them can survive, or will be allowed to survive, while worldwide disaster approaches from below?

First in a series of three, very very good. I was unaware that this was a trilogy, but was happy to find out it’s a series that’s been completed, so now I can look forward to reading more adventures of psychotics under the sea.

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New Star Trek Crew

Star Trek Discovery’s Main Title Theme Takes A Cue From The Past

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Tour the Set of Star Trek Discovery

‘Star Wars Episode IX’ Needs A Director Stephen Has Suggestions

Star Trek Discovery crew photos

2017 Total Solar Eclipse Star Party

Star Trek Titan Fortune of War

Starplex review

Human space exploration has expanded quickly over the last twenty years as they have made use of newly discovered artificial worm-holes. No one knows who created them, and they bring the far-reaches of the galaxy tantalizingly close.Discovery, however, is outstripping understanding, and when an unknown vessel – a ship with no windows, seams or visible means of propulsion – arrives, the already battle-scarred Starplex could be the starting point of an interstellar war…

Another great book from Sawyer, though this story is an odd sort of Mary Sue wish fulfillment type of thing that’s more of a fun ride than it is a great science fiction story.

Star Trek The Next Generation 30th Anniversary Tribute

Star Wars Fleet Battle

Stargate The Battle of Asuras – Spacedock Battle Analysis

Star Trek Tiki Cups

Star Trek Geeki Tikis

Star Wars Fleet Battle

NEW UCS Millennium Falcon – LEGO Star Wars – Reveal Video – Force Friday

Baby Stare

Starship Troopers Traitor of Mars review

Casper Van Dien, Dina Meyer and DeRay Davis lend their voices to an all-new military Sci-Fi adventure from the writer of Starship Troopers and Robocop, Ed Neumeier.

This is as good as the original movie, it’s cgi, but it’s absolutely beautiful cgi. I highly recommend watching!

Han Solo A Star Wars Story

Stark Sisters In The Snow

Red Headed Stark Sister

Sonequa Martin Green as Michael Burnham in Star Trek Discovery

EW Star Wars Art by Martin Ansin

Star Wars Battlefront 2 Official Starfighter Assault Gameplay Trailer